After months of silence and a major development shake-up, Supercell's Project R.I.S.E. is finally ready to climb the Tower again.
Supercell is bringing Project R.I.S.E. back into testing, with the Clash universe action RPG set to receive a new beta after over a year of rebuilding.
The Finnish studio announced that the next Project R.I.S.E. beta will begin on August 19, 2026, and run until September 2. Players can sign up for the test through the official registration form.
Project R.I.S.E Beta is almost here!
— Project R.I.S.E (@proj_rise) August 12, 2026
SIGN UP FOR THE BETA TEST RIGHT HERE: https://t.co/rLbRmiMA88 and join us on our Discord right here: https://t.co/ie0nnyuSnR so you can provide feedback on the game once you start playing.
We will see you on our Discord on August 19th! pic.twitter.com/dbT9EzT3Cq
The upcoming beta marks an important moment for Project R.I.S.E., which has been relatively quiet after Supercell cancelled a planned beta test in November 2025. The company previously said the core gameplay experience wasn't where it needed to be, prompting the team to make substantial changes to the game.
Project R.I.S.E. was originally revealed in 2024 as a social action RPG roguelite set in Supercell's expansive Clash universe, following the cancellation of Clash Heroes. The game focuses on cooperative gameplay as players battle their way up a mysterious Tower.
Supercell's latest test will give players their first major opportunity to see how the project has evolved following its lengthy rebuilding period. While there is still no confirmed global release date, the return to beta testing suggests the developer remains committed to finding the right direction for Project R.I.S.E.